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Akihiro Morohoshi is using everyday objects, in order to build his model railways on them. This so common and beloved toy is turning into a miniature, once it is crafted on a Pringles’ cap or comes out of a matchbox. Despite its tiny size, this toy manufacturer from Japan does not skip any detail. And it is not only the road signs of the crafted railway, but also the weathering.
You can see more on the Japanese artist’s website.
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